Sheriff's Son Arrested in Pacific Grove
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St. Mary’s-by-the-Sea Antiques & Collectibles Show & Sale $6 Donation for all 3 days Times • July 1-7, 2011 Pacific Grove Community News Vol. III, Issue 42 July 9 2:00 and 7:00 July 10 Something’s up 2:00 Mulan, Jr. Feast of Lanterns Ragamuffin Musical Theatre PG Middle School Performing Arts Center revives, revamps $5 • a favorite event July 11-July 15 The Board of the Feast of Lan- Youth Art Workshop terns has announced that they will PG Art Center revive the Feast of Salads, which had Animals been abandoned in recent years. $100/session It will now be called “Feast of 917-0009 for information Flavors” and will include lunch, as it • did before, but the menu now is open July 11-21 so even more local restaurants can July 25-August 4 participate. Swim Lessons by the YMCA “We are really looking forward Pacific Grove High School pool to seeing what the restaurants send us Ages 4 and 5 at $74 and hope you will join us,” said Feast Ages 6 through 12 at $60 Eight lessons of 25 minutes each of Lanterns board member Marabee are open. Boone. The buffet-style meal will • feature highlights from several local July 11-21 restaurants. July 25-August 4 It will be held at Chautauqua Hall Open Swim on Thursday, July 28 from 11:00 a.m. Adults & Children to 1:00 p.m. Pacific Grove High School pool A one-trip ticket is $10.00. Tick- $3 ets will be sold in advance and seats • are limited so that no one will walk July 1-24 away hungry. Ticket holders only will Various times A roofer mops his forehead near the giant skylight at 631 Ocean View, formerly be served from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 Lattitudes. Photo by Cameron Douglas. Once Upon a Mattress p.m. Any remaining unsold tickets Forest Guild theater presents at Outdoor Forest Theater will become available at the door at 1:00 p.m. The building at 631 Ocean View Bou- ers. Carmel levard, formerly known as the Lovers Point A sign posted in the front window by the Various prices Tickets are available at Pacific Call 831-646-4213 Grove Travel, 593 Lighthouse. Restaurant, the Tinnery, and most recently Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Lattitudes, is getting re-roofed, apparently last November declares the premises are to make the property more inviting to buy- See ROOF Page 2 Inside Ben Alexander Golf...............7 Sheriff’s son arrested in Pacific Grove Cop Log ................................3 Food .................................. 12 Jacob Scott Miller to be charged with narotics violations Green Page ........................16 Deputies from the Monterey County cident. “I was advised they [people from the Health & Well-Being .......... 10 Sheriff’s office] were serving a search warrant High Hats & Parasols ...........4 Sheriff’s Narcotics Unit served a search warrant in Pacific Grove at the residence on my son’s apartment,” Miller said. Accord- Legal Notices ......................14 ing to reports, that notification came after Opinion .........................(dark) of Jacob Scott Miller at midday on June Peeps .................................13 28. Following a search of the premises deputies had already arrived on scene to serve Shelf Life...............................3 Miller, 25, was arrested for possession of the warrant and “were knocking on the door.” Sports ...........................(dark) methamphetamine for sale, possession of a Sheriff Miller said he was not involved with Up & Coming ........................8 controlled substance without a prescription, the investigation, nor would he be involved narcotics paraphernalia including pipes and going forward. syringes, packaging and digital scales. Sheriff Cdr. Jerry Teeter told Cedar Street Make us your friend on A second man on the premises, Ryan Times that the drugs at the apartment were Facebook to receive Carther Williams, 26, was detained and packed in such a way that it was obvious they calendar updates and found to be in possession of narcotics were being held for sale. “We’ve been inves- reminders on your paraphernalia and marijuana. He was not tigating [Jacob Miller] for quite a while,” he Facebook page! arrested and was released, but deputies have said. He said that they believe Jacob Miller is forwarded a request for complaint to the a street-level dealer. county District Attorney’s office. Cdr. John Miller (not related) of Pacific Jacob Miller is the son of Monterey Grove Police Department, where Scott Miller County Sheriff Scott Miller. The apartment was once chief, said that the Pacific Grove where the younger Miller was arrested is department was not involved in the investiga- part of his father’s property near Canter- tion or the arrest. Send your calendar items to: bury Woods. Jacob Scott Miller [email protected] Sheriff Miller said little about the in- See MILLER Page 3 Page 2 • CEDAR STREET Times • July 1, 2011 ‘End of an era’ pROOF From Page 1 already licensed to sell alcoholic beverages. The current owners are listed as Richard and Sally Elves. Bye, bye, Pacific Grove! “The property has not sold yet,” said Mike Russell, an agent for Carmel Business Sales, the company handling negotiations. “We have several interested parties,” he said. “We hope to have a wonderful new operator in there soon.” The property is listed for a price of $4,200,000. The building’s roof was in need of repair from its age, and from damage by fire from a Molotov cocktail thrown atop Lattitudes before it closed last year. Going to the show (L-R) Wayne, Shirley and Dustin Daniels bid farewell to the Little Store on Buena Vista in Pacific Grove. Shirley and Wayne Daniels little store on Buena Vista in Del Monte Park has been sold — and the new owners will not be operating the store, instead turning the property into living space. It’s the end of an era. “We really will miss the neighborhood and the great people here, but it’s time to go home,” said Shirley Daniels. The store was a tiny commercial enclave in the neighborhood, selling everything from hot coffee to milk to fresh sandwiches. Recently they had become a drop-off point for PG&E payments as well. The first owner was a man named Phillips who opened the store around 1950. Three women bought him out, then sold it to the Bergaras. Grace Bergara still lives in a comfortable house across the street. She and her hus- band were the third owners of the store. Grace gets a kick out of telling stories of the old days. “When we had the store, these house lots were all up for sale. We paid five hundred dollars for this one.” From there it changed hands several times and was eventually sold to a family named Flynn. The Flynns put it up for sale in 1986, along with an adjoining house as part of the property. Wayne and Shirley Daniels looked it over and made an offer. They have owned the property since that time. The Daniels leased the store to another party who was not successful. Those people closed the store and cleared out. The Daniels took the property back, restocked, and attempted to make it viable. “The people have been so great,” Wayne said, back in 2009 when we first inter- viewed him. “We even have people who left the area and live in another state, who visit the store and say, “When I was a kid, I used to buy my candy here.” This time the move is permanent. “Wayne turned 80 last January,” said Shirley. They’re planning to move to Henderson, NV where they have family, and where they Phil and Carol Galanti are all dressed up and ready to go to the 54th annual had been living when they had to repossess the store and return to Pacific Grove. St. Mary’s Antiques & Collectibles Show and Sale next week, July 7, 8 and 9, She sold it through Craigslist, she said, with only four days from when the new at St. Mary’s by the Sea, corner of 12th and Central in Pacific Grove. There is owners looked at property till close of escrow. a requested donation of $6 which is good for all three days, and a luncheon The store closed on Monday, June 27. will be available for $8. Cedar Street Times was established September 1, 2008 and was adjudi- cated a legal newspaper for Pacific Grove, Monterey County, California on July 16, 2010. It is published weekly at 311A Forest Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950. Press deadline is Wednesday, noon. 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